A Lifelong Calling

Scott Rush ’83 is embarking upon a second career, as a Lutheran minister.

The Consultant-Turned-Therapist

Read the road taken by Michelle Fragola Hoffman ’92, a consultant who became a stay-at-home mom and is now a family therapist.

The Epidemiology of COVID-19

Step inside biology professor Bineyam Taye's spring virtual classroom and learn his understanding of the novel coronavirus’s epidemiology.

Turning Reality Virtual

For two alumni, a decline in face-to-face interaction means changing business models.

In Tribute: John Ross Carter

A tribute to Professor John Ross Carter, who inspired students in the philosophy and religion department and directed Chapel House. He died at the age of 81.

Two for Two

Photo by Mark DiOrio When Ron Fogarty ’95 and Brad Dexter ’96 heard the news that Coach Terry Slater had died of a stroke on Dec. 5, 1991, they’d just retur...

Diagnosis: Insanity

Interposed between criminal law and psychiatry are forensic psychiatrists, doctors who assess whether defendants are currently mentally competent to stand ...

Nailing the At-Home Manicure

Manicures have been a form of self-care since Ancient Babylon, and the at-home bottle of polish came on the scene in the 1940s. The process of the do-it-yourse...

The Dog Days Aren’t Over

Illustration by Philip Harris You might be reading this with your trusty companion at your feet. If you wrote a story about her, what would it say? Throu...

Aiding an Underserved Population

As CEO of Employment Horizons, Matthew Putts ’07 helps provide job training and placement for people with disabilities.